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Quantum Motion Unveils First Full-Stack Silicon Quantum Computer

9/15/2025

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Quantum Motion has launched the first full-stack silicon CMOS quantum computer at the UK National Quantum Computing Centre, a key advancement in quantum technology.
The system employs a 300mm wafer process, integrating a Quantum Processing Unit (QPU) with a user interface compatible with Qiskit and Cirq for seamless software integration.
Its compact design fits within three 19-inch racks and allows for future upgrades without changing the footprint, enhancing scalability.
The architecture supports millions of qubits, crucial for fault-tolerant quantum computing, and features AI-driven machine-learning tuning for improved efficiency.
Quantum Motion plans to commercialize quantum computers by the decade's end, utilizing standard CMOS technology to integrate with current data-center infrastructure.

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Quantum Motion has launched the first full-stack silicon CMOS quantum computer at the UK National Quantum Computing Centre, a key advancement in quantum technology.
The system employs a 300mm wafer process, integrating a Quantum Processing Unit (QPU) with a user interface compatible with Qiskit and Cirq for seamless software integration.
Its compact design fits within three 19-inch racks and allows for future upgrades without changing the footprint, enhancing scalability.
The architecture supports millions of qubits, crucial for fault-tolerant quantum computing, and features AI-driven machine-learning tuning for improved efficiency.
Quantum Motion plans to commercialize quantum computers by the decade's end, utilizing standard CMOS technology to integrate with current data-center infrastructure.